Overview

The American Oncology Network (AON) Clinical Summit brings together physicians, advanced practice providers, and healthcare leaders from across the network for two days of collaboration and professional development. This annual in-person conference serves as a cornerstone event for engaging in company updates, interdisciplinary networking, and continuing education that advances high-quality cancer care. Notably, this year marks the introduction of a dedicated three-hour education block tailored specifically for advanced practice providers (APPs). The education is designed to strengthen clinical expertise and foster peer learning within this vital segment of the oncology care team. Participating APPs will enhance their knowledge of current therapeutic advances in gastrointestinal malignancies, examine evidence-based tools and resources for the assessment and management of hereditary cancer risk, and identify evidence-informed approaches to mitigating provider burnout.

Learning Objectives

1. Define burnout in the setting of the hematology/oncology advanced practice role
2. Recognize symptoms of burnout in oneself and colleagues/team members
3. Recall tips to combat burnout and its deleterious effects on healthcare providers and the entire care team
4. Integrate one tip to start oneself on the path to thriving in a setting associated with a high risk of burnout 
5. Identify recent adjuvant treatment options for resected stage III colon cancer
6. Recognize the potential benefits of aspirin use and structured exercise in colon cancer survivorship
7. Describe current immunotherapy approaches for metastatic colorectal cancer
8. Recall targeted therapy options for patients with metastatic colorectal cancer
9. Describe the clinical indications for genetic counseling and genetic testing in oncology care
10. Outline the key components of genetic counseling and genetic testing in oncology care
11. Summarize the cancer risks and management options for common hereditary cancer syndromes
12. Identify tools and resources available to advanced practice providers for assessing and managing hereditary cancer risk

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